Private debt funds tap into pension savings


Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg

MELBOURNE: After winning over some of the biggest retirement plans in the United States, private credit managers have found new fertile ground for their investment pitch: Australia’s US$2.3 trillion (RM10.07 trillion) pension industry.

Four of the top-10 pensions Down Under – Australian Retirement Trust, HostPlus, UniSuper and Colonial First State – are making significant increases to their private credit allocations, according to recent statements and interviews with Bloomberg News.

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